Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-02-12
Ye Local.

Nashville Tuesday.
MIR. Jesse Duncan spent last Sun
day at his home in the country.
-Landreth's and Sibley's fresh
garden seeds for sale byJ. B. Ritchey.
Capt. j. w. Irwin was in Sparta
a day or two of this week.
Col. John H. Savage came home
from Nashville last Saturday, and re-
turned to that city Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Bailey Cantrell went to Cross
vile Monday in the interest of the
Tennessee Woolen Mills.
Miss Laura Biles come down
from Sparta last Monday, and is visit
ing her grandmother.
Another lot of hands passed up
the road Wednesday to work on the
Bon Air Extension.
Miss Mamie Wallace went to
Nashville on Friday of last week, and
is visiting her friend, Miss Nellie Bis
land, in that city.
MIR. Jas. Snodgrass spent last
Sunday at home, returning to Tulla-
homa Monday morning.
"A large stock of HOES and
PLOWS at A. p. Seitz's.
The wheat fields are putting on
their beautiful robes of green.
Prof. w. t. Payne, of the Sparta
Normal, was on our streets day or
two of this week.
w. D. Northcut is spending a
day or two upon Collins river this
week. a'1
"A fine stock of Cooking Stoves for
sale by A. P. Seitz.
Mr.. w. H. Freeman,a "a land pros
pector from Cascade, Mimi, has been
here since Saturday last.
MIR. Crawford McClarty, of New
York, spent two or three days of the
last week with his brothers family
at the Warren House.
Mrs. w. S. Maddux and Mrs. A.
j. Hammond went to Chattanooga
Wednesday to visit friends for week
or ten days.
w. 7. Marray went to Tullaho-
ma this Friday morning to attend a
meeting of the Caney Fork Coal and
Iron Company.
There are two handsome organs
at Lively's photo gallery for sale. Go
and see them. They can be bought
cheap.
Ovid Sparks received avery pain.
full injury while jumping with stick
on the play grounds of the city school
this friday morning.
Mr.. Phil. Gartner, of Chillicothe,
Ohio, after a months visit to Mr.. J
P. Gartner's family at this place, left
for his home last Tuesday.
Glover, Timothy and Herds grass
seed for sale by j. B. Ritchey.
The heading and stave factory al
this place has received eighteen cal
loads of timber since last Friday
This is certainly evidence of lively
and prosperous business.
Col. HI. H. Teeter, of Carbondale,
ILL.,, has been here for several weeks
introducing patent coffee pot. He
has sold a number of counties to diff
ferent parties here.
Two marriage licenses have beer
issued by the County Court Clerk this
week: John Fisher to Nancy Hash
and R. L. Sheppard to Leila B. Rod
gers.
w. S. Maddux & Co. are Away,
ready to supply your every want il
the saddlery and harness line. Hav'
them put all your "gear" in thorough
repair before beginning spring work
"A big stock of cooking stoves, al
sizes, patterns and prices, now OF
hand at Frank Maddux's, togethe
with anything you want in shee
iron, copper and tinware.
Capt. Irwin has moved the:Ireve
nue. Office to the Office formerly occu
pied Messrs. Smallman & Whitson
on Chancery Street, opposite Mr..
F. Morford's residence.
The eSTANDARD has reported from
one to two car loads of mules shippe,
South by Messers. Houchin & Bile
almost every week since Christmas
and we wish we could keep it up un
till next Christmas. They got off an